Finally, a book to help get you behind the wheel in the sport of racing!
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Finally, a book to help get you behind the wheel in the sport of racing!
Being a fellow S2000 guy, thought you might find this post of interest...
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1684994
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1684994
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Re: Finally, a book to help get you behind the wheel in the sport of racing! (granracing)
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Good book man. Great info, but the tidbits about being cheap doesn't really apply.
Good book man. Great info, but the tidbits about being cheap doesn't really apply.
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Commercial post with IT.com's permission and support. It's a sticky over in the road racing forum. 
I really appreciate their help!
Thanks for the nice comment (being sincere).
When talking costs to race, I don't say it's cheap. But it certainly doesn't have to be nearly as expensive as most people say. But then again, there's a reason why my race car is an '87 Honda Prelude si and not the S2K. There are many ways to race on a reasonable budget - I and my friends know first hand.
The Prologue page on the site as well as the other pages go a bit into what I'm talking about in regards to costs. The book also discusses autocross (very cheap), and HPDEs.
mykcuz - I understand your frustration, but maybe there was an error when sending it out? Normally they are very good with that stuff. Honestly, I wouldn't worry much about the packet. The basic stuff you need to know is listed on their site http://www.scca.org. What type of racing are you looking to get into? If you're in NJ, you've got several options regardless of the type of racing (autocross, HPDE, wheel-to-wheel club racing).
When at the SCCA site, I'd also recommend you look for the region's site and review that too.
I really appreciate their help!Thanks for the nice comment (being sincere).
When talking costs to race, I don't say it's cheap. But it certainly doesn't have to be nearly as expensive as most people say. But then again, there's a reason why my race car is an '87 Honda Prelude si and not the S2K. There are many ways to race on a reasonable budget - I and my friends know first hand.
The Prologue page on the site as well as the other pages go a bit into what I'm talking about in regards to costs. The book also discusses autocross (very cheap), and HPDEs.
mykcuz - I understand your frustration, but maybe there was an error when sending it out? Normally they are very good with that stuff. Honestly, I wouldn't worry much about the packet. The basic stuff you need to know is listed on their site http://www.scca.org. What type of racing are you looking to get into? If you're in NJ, you've got several options regardless of the type of racing (autocross, HPDE, wheel-to-wheel club racing).
When at the SCCA site, I'd also recommend you look for the region's site and review that too.
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